May 31 , 2010
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| Statistics |
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| Previous Index |
9,611.55 |
| Current Index |
9,521.15 |
| Change % |
(0.94)% |
| YTD (CY10) |
1.42% |
| YTD (FY10) |
32.94% |
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Close |
%age |
| BSE-30 |
16,936.92 |
0.44% |
| HANGSENG |
19,766.71 |
1.77% |
| NIKKEI 255 |
9,762.98 |
1.30% |
| FTSE |
5,188.43 |
(0.10)% |
| DJIA |
10,138.63 |
(1.19)% |
| SSEC |
2,645.69 |
(0.38)% |
| NASDAQ |
2,257.04 |
(0.91)% |
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| May 25, 2010 |
(4.13) |
| May, 2010 |
10.35 |
| YTD |
531.12 |
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| 6m T-bill 19-May-10 |
12.09% |
| 12m T-bil l19-May-10 |
12.17% |
| 3m KIBOR |
12.11% |
| 6m KIBOR |
12.24% |
| 10 yrs PIB |
12.63% |
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| Inter-Bank Currency Rates |
| Rs/EURO |
104.83 |
| Rs/UK |
124.01 |
| Rs/US |
85.16 |
| Rs/OR |
220.87 |
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| Oil |
$74.471.83/barrel |
| Oil Change in % |
3.67% |
| Gold |
$1,219.60/ounce |
| Gold Change in % |
(0.32)% |
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| CPI Gen. - YoY (Apr-10) |
13.3% |
| CPI Gen. - FY10 (Jul -09-Apr 10) |
11.5% |
| NFNE Core INFL - YoY (Apr-10) |
10.6% |
| NFNE Core INFL - FY10 (Jul-09-Apr-10) |
11.2% |
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| GDP Growth FY10E |
4.10 % |
| Per Capita Income |
$
1,046 |
| Population |
169.61mn |
| US$ Reserves (May 21, 2010) |
$15.95bn |
| Trade Balance (Jul-Apr 10) |
$(12.24)bn |
| Curr. A/C (Jul-Apr-10) |
$(3.06)bn |
| Remittances (Jul -Apr 10) |
$7.31bn |
| Foreign Investment (Jul -Apr-10) |
$1.73bn |
| All Sch. Banks Deposit Base (Apr 24, 2010) |
Rs4,430bn |
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| as of May 28, 2010 |
| Funds |
Offer |
Redemption |
| POBOP |
45.9313/- |
45.4720/- |
| Daily Return |
(39.57)% |
| POAIIF |
51.2864/- |
50.7735/- |
| Daily Return |
7.53% |
| POAIF |
51.73/- |
50.44/- |
| Daily Return |
(43.37)% |
POASF |
54.56/- |
53.20/- |
| Daily Return |
(47.96)% |
| POAF |
11.08/- |
| Daily Return |
10.88% |
| *Daily Returns are calculated as per MUFAP guidelines |
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| AMC Ratings |
AM3 |
| POBOPAPF Fund |
A- (f) |
| POAF Fund Rating |
AA- |
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| FY10 GDP seen at 4.5pc
Country is set to achieve the GDP growth rate of 4.5 per cent during the current financial year (FY10) by implementing nine-point economic revival agenda of the government as compared to two per cent growth last year more... (TFD)
Defence outlay to be raised to Rs 442 billion
Outlay on defence would be raised by Rs 100 billion, or about 23 percent, from Rs 343 billion allocated during 2009-10, to Rs 442 billion in the upcoming budget for 2010-11, sources told Business Recorder. However, in comparison with the original budgetary allocation for 2009-10 of Rs 378 billion the actual increase on defence would be 14.5 percent more... (BR)
Rs 140 billion projects dropped despite provinces' protest
In spite of strong protest by provinces during the National Economic Council (NEC) meeting on Friday, the federal government dropped all ongoing provincial projects, of around Rs 140 billion, from the Federal Public Sector Development Programme (PSDP) after provinces' enhanced share in the new National Finance Commission (NFC) Award more... (BR)
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Zardari's close friend kidnapped in Karachi
Unidentified armed men kidnapped a top industrialist and businessman Riaz Laljee, along with his bodyguards and driver, on Sharea Faisal in the Airport police jurisdiction. Laljee is a close friend of President Asif Ali Zardari
more... (The News)
More BoP mysteries revealed
Hamesh Khan, the prime accused in the Bank of Punjab (BoP) scandal and the man who caused huge losses to the financial institution, got Rs 105 million as performance bonus from the BoP from 2003 to 2007
more... (The News)
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Banks, DFIs pull $8.6mn out of KSE
Banks and DFIs offloaded their holdings at the Karachi stock market in last week as they sold shares worth $25.35 million while invested $16.72 million resulting in net offloading of $8.63 million, as per National Clearing Company of Pakistan Limited (NCCPL) data more... (TFD)
Discos allowed 77 paisa per kWh increase
The National Electric Power Regulatory Authority (Nepra) has allowed the power distribution companies (Discos) to increase power tariff by 77 paisa per kWh across the board in the guise of monthly fuel adjustment charges more... (BR)
KSE sees outflow of $0.6 million
Foreign investors turned net sellers of shares at the local equity market after 16 weeks with a net outflow of $0.6 million during the week ended May 28, 2010. Banks also remained net sellers of shares worth $8.6 million; however, companies were net buyers of $5.5 million during the week more... (BR)
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